Couch sits too low for these old knees so I'm looking to make my couch higher. Can I attach these to existing bun feet?
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It's probably possible... but could be a lot of work to rig it up. But these are pretty tall. You might be able to replace your and it will still add some height.
1382925
You could stack them but there is no way to connect them together,so I wouldn't do it. I am not sure what you mean by making it an inch taller.
856050
If your couch has no legs at all you will need to buy and install the leg plates. (Very easy to do) My couch had 1/2 inch legs so plates were already there.
404821
no theres no mechanism for that but if you get the risers at walmart or wherever you can-the feet even though they are on rollers can set in the risers which have an adequate indent for that and then your bed will be higher-works for me perfect as I love to store things under the bed-keeps things less cluttered.Hope this helps.You get four risers to a package.maybe $8.
1095602
Probably. They adapt to a lot of different kinds of furniture leg/foot types. I have mine under the legs of my modern style couch which are like pipes with flattened ends for feet.
870961
The feet was a screw on. You should be able to use any other feet that would screw on.
1100442
Seems as though u could, since it lowers and rises. Use it for my reiki table which is waist high.
2192184
I replaced the wheeles with something similar to these, but cheeper (http://www.rockler.com/french-country-bun-feet) and put these (http://www.rockler.com/screw-on-tee-nuts-choose-size-thread) in the holes the wheels went into. Added maybe an Inch and a half, but as an Island in our kitchen, it worked out. Im sure you could find legs closer to the size that the wheels are if you look around. I've had it almost 6 months, and its solid.
2152275
Absolutely. I have an extremely heavy couch and I replaced the small legs with these and I absolutely love the look. A queen bed would be a piece of cake but I don't know what they would screw into.
547263
No. A better idea for you might to buy some bun feet and screw them on:http://www.tablelegs.com/Bun-Feet.aspx and http://www.tablelegs.com/JoineryOptions/BunFootHardwareService.aspx Whatever you do, don't rely on "balancing" your legs with no joining. At the worst possible moment,a leg could tip off!
1798451
If the legs on your Ikea couch unscrew then you should be able to screw these in. I believe sofa leg screws are standard.
2269383
You don't have to do anything. Just put them in place. You might have to sand the bottom to adjust the hight. Especially on the nut.
836741
No way, not unless you are 6'5" and can reach the ground. Its awkward to sit with your feet on the bottom rung for a long time. It's not natural like having them out in front of you planted firmly on the ground.
1757312
Not really. I would adjust them so it was as high as possible. My dog would lean her face on it to lower it.
989347
Yes. Depending on where they are you may have to position it higher. That's what my boyfriend had to do but it worked well.
123482
You could if you took the old legs off of the table and screwed these longer ones in. Make sure that the holes in the bottom of your table are the same dimensions as the screws on the legs.
1798450
Yes, that was actually the couch we used them on. A Kivik modular & ottoman. It worked great, just enough lift off the ground we were needing. Good luck!